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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29


long before school-time Their brother,
Robert. or "I3ob,'' as he was usually called,
entered the room as Julia made the remark,
and looked curiously towards her work, 10
sec what it was that was going TO be so
pretty. Crossing the room, he examined it
more closely, and asked: sWhat is it for,
whom it is donel' 30, 1t is to cover that
old faded out rocking-chair that grandma
gave us for our ROOM" answered Julia; sit
has been an eyesore to us ever since we got
1t, and now we are going to make "a thing
OF beauty of it, and SO 1t viii be "a joy for
ever won't itr' Bob did not reply imme-
'diately, but after pause, laying down the
bright red stripe he had in his hand, he
said, rather ungraciously. .'Yes,that is just
Alike you girls. You are always fixing up
your own room, to make it look pretty,
while mine is as bare as an old barn" AS
ne left the room his sisters looked at each
other in surprise, and Minnie, the younger
exclaimed: swell, Pm sure ] never sup
posed Bob cared for such things, did your
f.No," answered her sister, mot any more
than other boys; but IL he wants his room
fixed up I'll do what ] can, I'm sure, and
you win help, won't you'll" Minnie willingly
consented, and it being now sehool-time,
the girls laid aside their work, and nothing
more was said upon the subject that day.
AS their mother had given them the care
of their brothers. room, week by week
alternately, and it being now Juiia's week
to attend TO it, the next morning she went
up after breakfast to tidy it up as usual.
AS she entered the room she was struck,
as she had never been before, with its un-
inviting appearance, and BoD's words re-
CURED to her, s'as bare as a barn.' 'sWhy
haven't l noticed it beforei" she asked
herself, and she resolved that before night
the room should wear different aspect.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Wages of Sewing Women.

The best prices now paid to the sew
ing women is 81 per dozen for white
shirts, from l2l to is cents for mems
pants, and seven cents for boys sum
mer waists. -Probbbly the best paying
on the common class Of work is shirts,
and that keeps one at work from early
dawn to late at night to make so or
rs cents per day. The fact is that the
most active sewers can not realize more
than $15 per month by the most diligent
application to work. These figures are
much reduced to what they were in
former years, yet the retail prices Of
clothing is really just the same as they
formerly were.-St. Louis Giobc-Dcno-
crdt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

we'll knew that this last word expressed
the highest point Of admiration Bob could
reach. and they felt we'll repaid for thsir
efforts.
Girls, II you have brothers, don't keep All
the pretty things to yourselves, thinking
boys do not appreciate such things. just
try them and see. KATE HuRD.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
k9a; ED sl hs Ssa. H 4, INN. sss s,ss

SO disease, in myriad forms, fastons It's
fahgs upon tho human race. Ladies' who
suffer from distressing ailments peculiar 10
their sex, should use DIR, Piercc's Favorite
Prescription. II is positive cure for the
most complicated and obstinate cases OF
ieucorrhea, excessive flowing, painful men
struation, unnatural suppressions,. prolnp-
sus, or falling Of tho womb. weak back,
afemnlo wealgncss,n auteyorsion, retroyer-
sion, bearing down sensations, chronic con
gestlon, inflammation and liberation OF tne
womb. Inflammation, pain and tenderness In
oyarics, accompanied with "intornn heat y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

"A Georgia clock stopped at the
moment when its owner was arrested.
charged with murder. Yesterday II
started again without the aid OF any
one. and a few moments atterward 1t
was learned that the alleged murderer
had been acquitted. The man who
invented this story Of which this Is a
resume has not had his trial yet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Tho Burlington Route, O., d. & O. r. r,
will sell, on October II, Harvest Excursion
Tickets At one fare for tho round trip 10
principal points In Nebraska, Kansas, Mime
sofa and Dakota Limit, thirty dAya Tick
cts aud further information may be OBJ
tanned az any C., Is. & .. Ticket Agent or
by addressing Paul Morton, General Pas
senger and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
rmlrrnnt. 10 ,he yYesti

Do YOU know what oftentimcs awaits you
II unfurniahcd with medicinal protection
You can not safely live on newly cleared,
water sodden soil on the banks OF low lying
streams, unless you arc prepared 70 en-.
counter malaria Talto with you, or send
for. Hostetter's Stomach Dltiers, provided
with which you can not only bid defiance 10
miasma-born diseases, but also 10 affections
OF tho stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys.
ii also nulliles the effects ~ exposure 70
dampness and fauRno.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Tho Great Rock Island Route %. RI. &
p. R'y) will sell Oct 18th, Harvest Excur-
sion tickets nj ono fare for tho round trip,
TO principal points 10 Kansas, Neerns,t. s-
ia Limit, 80 days from date OF sale, FOR
tickets or further information, address r..
A. Holbrook, General Ticket and Passenger
Agent, Chicago. Ill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Auor., who Can ram /

Everybody has heard OF q "horso laugh,
but who has cyor seou an equine gifted with
tho power Of spccchi such an animal would
telegraph and tho telephone have been
hundred years ago. Why, even very 70
Gently cure for consumption would have
boen looked upon as miraculous, but now
people are beginning b realize that the dis
case Is MOI incurable. DR., Pierce's Golden
time. This worid.rcnowncd remedy will
not mako new lungs, but II will restore dis
cascd ones 10 healthy state whom all other
means have failed. Thousands can grato-
fully testify 70 this. All druggists.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
-C a. Packard. Of Bah. Mo-. bal. 3

C, a. Packard, OF Bath, Me-, has a
setter that is greatly admired by a
neighbours family. who entertain him
at dinner occasionally. One Of the
family is a great knitter. and when tho
dog has finished his meal he goes to the
lady's room, brings her knitting TO her
and lies at her feet while she goes on
with her work
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

The treatment OF many tnou1Anun
III ,ns peculiaf 10 females, AZ the lnI.'
Hotel and surgical Institute. h nnaln,. III.
has afforded vast experiencs 10 n,es'yf a
Ing and tnor0usp nySou MAIL malsdiea
DR.. Piercc,n FaVOritU IrcecriptI
Is tho Qutgrowth. or rs5it, OF seis Ft ,sa,,
49, received from patients and Won ph| a
Gland who have tested Il In tho my NJ.
waited and obstinate cases which cn1.'' '''|
,eU,r view ever devised FOR tho relief ana cur
suffering women. IL is not recommenose
scurc-all," but A. a most perfect spccils
wI an powerful, invigora.ing tol
and 70 tho womb and ~ appenaagcs NJ
R run-down." dcbiliiaied toachers. uaIllpeIt
drussmAkcra acafnstrcsscs -nhop -Ri,,i,a hoe ,.
keepers, nuralng mother.. and feeble M9 9ais.
"A tho gfcaiest earthly boon. being nneqgase
a. an appeliEing cordial and rcetorairs ILL., ..$+
As q soothing and etrengtheiint
ounled ana Il inyainable 10 ailnylng 40 -.
dulnR nervous excitAbllty, lfril1unpt -.
hanslion. prostitution. hysterl1t e.sna -.
S, 6sIv S s,tTss ap oStfS nstsba rs
slccp and relieves mental anxicp - -
'ppTn r. Plscree,s Favorite Prcseri,iiSIn
10 legitimate medtetnes ea s,,ps,m,,
| Compounded by an experienced and 1aliin.
| physiclan, and adapted 70 Womans 49," ~. ~
orsanlsatlon- u 4 purely yegetaps.. NJ
| effects In any condition Of tho system. ~.
| morning elckncaa, or nausea. from Nny.tt
| cause arising, weak stomach, indigcst W
/ pcpsia and Kindred oyInptoms ~ U.s. s'--''
doses. will prove very bcncneinL IL
4 tive euro for tho most complioaich n1 "
| stinnto cascs OF lcucorrhea. excessive Novlnks
painful mcnntrtintlOu. UNNATURAL tnrl y,
prolapsna. or falling OF tho womb v 49,. 49,.
bcaring-down scnsations chronk g s,,u .9..,
Inflammation and uicerntion OF ~ III. ~ ~
| Illumination. pain and TENDERNESS " otnriOs
| accompanied with " internal hcaL l. 49,.
As regulator and promo.T ~ i i.ne.
tional action al that critical pef.d ~ nnarn a
from Eirlhood 10 womanhood. -iAyprite frs-
scriptiou Ne a perfectly safe refne.tn ny. \.
| and cafi produce only good ruuiA "
equally efhcncioua and yaluahls N ~ slss.
when taken for those disorders ~
menis incident 20 that later and Iipst SfitioAA
\ pcrirzi known a. THE Change 81 We
"RRTorlto Prescription i~ hen takc J.
| IN connection with tho use 81 W; fnLus
Golden Medical Discovery. and mail laxn. y.
soses q Dr. Pierecs PnrSal,,vs r snd Iadasr
diseases. Their combined ue eiso rcmo.c,
blood tnintA and abolisbca canotroue ena
Scrpfiil0ns humnrs from tho pyerm,
"Fnvoritc PrescrtPtici,s y mo w. ~
medicine Tor women. so.a " a r,,,, IN. MANN.
fArfurcrr. that u viii give antiaiadlon 10 e.e.y
caae. or money will 10 refunded. 'ktlAqiirf1ni
too has bcon printed on tho botiio-NrnppeF
and isihf hn,, sr s S Ss. tx 20. o. s sii
for iarFc, Illustrated Trcatlnc on Disos.o. Q
cents s 10 ssainpl Iddrss,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Dox'r disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use DE- oaBo >
Cntarrh Remedy and be cured.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

AN. ruAr TwISoBi You're rheumatic.
Seek relief from Glenn's Sulphur soap,
Hirs Hair and Whisker Dye, Doc. Tho bcst
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

CREDIT differs from vino In this respect:
It does not improve with age.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

No STRANGER should visit the city withou
smoleing "Tansill's Punch" Dc. Cigar.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

A ppIcKLY pear-tho hedgehog and thu
porcupine. --Boston Commercial BuI'stiH.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

my bark Is on tho sea- remarked the
man who sent his dog on shipboard Her
chad Iratflsr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Tux tastes. Ier e thought to be the to-
Ieg-ram- Waterloo O6ssTvsr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

IT ia only natural. we suppose, that n
tiIler OF tho soil should dress In soedy
manner
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

BEsr, easiest 10 use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. zoe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Ir may seem paradoxical, bat u IL fact,
nevertheless, that the man who pursues tho
even tenor OF his ways never Kcts OF his
baaa - Bostea Copricr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

MENTAL gymnastics jumping to a cOnclu-
sion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
A.oLAE1s nc ,l.., % y. iee:, i 49,,

To M struck for money ,is very painful
blow
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

"How 10 bo happy. though married.
Get alopg without a hired girl --Syreeais
Hfrald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
BoB'S NEW CARPET :
Or Loves Labor Not Lost-A
Story for Girls.
foriginal.l

UST two moro stripes
q narrow black one
and a wide scarlet
one, and that will
finish it. How pretty
twill bein exclaimed
Julia Halsey to her
sister, as they sat
busily crocheting, one
aprinQ morning. not
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

cxpl G4y<ss. u ths C. a w. NJ. ss Al
x@s-<e-oe fsssssa4s.
fne SPACE Al tbs Csion depot that 81 Be
Essd a. Aazil rsoaa = bs1as saeio>sd
J. NJ Azlhaansy sna e. (. 6lll. u IAs
q. Z. s J.. wers - knsksg7n Yesterday.
- Wloassl. 1fssel.ng Freight agent Of
tAz Wisconsla Csntral w4s n tie cisy yea
tsadAy
o. ~ KatscAs. operator in tie M.. G. K.
a l. one al AakkexoD. called On bis
faeoas here yesterday
J.H.P. H9ghart, Of tie G. K. 4 l.. who
has been shsent soaIe time visiting friends
IN Canada has returned.
JE Quick. General baggage Agent Of
tbs H. q. h. NJ, 81 Detroit. Was Ia the
eily ssDers tine YESTERDAY
P.S- O'R0urke. superintendent OF the
so1Ihsfn Division Of tie q. K. & l. sl forl
Wayne. sas II the cliy yesterday.
". L. BTyant, Of Delroit. Travelling Pass
enger and r rsighl AgsBt u the Alnnzso1s
sDd Northwestern w4s IN the c.ly eD basi
ness gszlsrdsy.
T. Ii. Crosse, formerly Tfaseling Aaaitor
ofthe D.. u. III. q N. Oul sos Ir4sssleg
Agent lof the Commercial kkFfess L.ue
was IA the city yesterday.
Cnief Engineer Johnson, Of the q. T. s
l., il in tbs last inspecting the dxpOis a
New York and Philadelphia. with the siss
OF getting idsas for 'ae new uuion depo;
here.
Combination car Ss. ?. hat was former I,
in uKe on the frsyerse Ilgs branch OF thl
q. X. 81 l.. has been oyerhauled aud Je
painted ana viii be used Ia ihe future OF
the Missaukes branch.
Car loads of rails are passing through thi
city on the q. X. q /. for the Duluth 4
South 5hore raiiroad- Toe ROAD is being
extended through from Hancock. westwarl
TO Duluth. and will be completed early nexl
seAson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
VIM. Van der Mullen Suicides because ol
Hte Dcbts-Ths Funeral Today.

VIM. Van der Mullen Suicides because of
Hts Debts-Ths Funeral Today.
William Van der Mullen, Hollander
residing at $50 First-st., committed suicide
Sunday night by taxing a dose of trough
on rats" lie was employed at the Grand
Rapids Chair Factory, and on Friday and
Saturday he wandered aimlessiy about in a
despondent state. On Sunday night ne re-
tired with his wife, and about lO o'clock
she was awakened by his strange actions.
and ran TO alarm her pare nts, who reside
next door. DIR. Droste was summoned,
and did everything in his power, but of no
avail, aud the man died at 10 o'clock Non
day morning. Before he passed away he
motioned everybody out of the room ex-
cept the doctor, aud TO him he contided
the cause of his action. saying he had sew
ersl debts which be was unable "a pay. and
some other troubles. Coroner Bradish was
notified, and after making an examination
of the circumstances attending his death,
concluded that be came 10 his death as
above stated. Van der Meulen was only
- years old. and ten months ago was
married 10 Gertie Van Buren, daughter of
Jacob Van Buren, who resides IN the adj
Joining honse The funeral will be held at
, o'clock this afternoon, from the Spring
Street church. under the auspices of the
Holland Aid society," of which he was q
nj embeT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

- [&F@A~s - - - - a
Ia rsspoas= a. 81 i1 alrT fron TIE
Coaasy Clsfk of wsyBe ee2ats As1ssnsy
Ge1sral raxz4rt las I4si wrs.ss1 sa 4sa-
ien ca tbs nsw marriage iaasase ian, sEseh
Is ef eoEsideFsble general inlszssI. The Ia
curry made waz Erst -c4a hcenss ss %
sSed 70 parties bogk noa-rssidsn1sl shsn
fbey Fss.ss IN sz01bsr county. Sssts o.
county, And. second. ~ euli hcsuss
u resident Df this county Be Recognized IS
ya.d where = party would marry a resi-
dsnt u aEother eonaty IA that e0antY~
Af EaEzzrt SAYS Ia as seg3y, after 42Otlns
81 soTse length from ste az and eotazasng
ins thereon.
Is this 5 the pr0per construction. thea
the 4gpllcztion mas - na14s under this
Las b. resident Of tbs some county
of the State 90 the clerk 0f suck coaafy. as
i IL po< 10 De assumed thai the La<isisiurs
iRteadsd 10 make thls ACT applicable u
licenses a. be Issued by clerks al counties
OF other states and counties No enc. a
would seen. taerefoss. could 'propersy
apply for license - as 70 subteet The
County CLERK 20 Gne penalty of Section s.
unless resident OF the county IN which
the sppicasl0n was made. Thls act dos'
pct declare Invalid marriages psrsoEmei
wnore 40 iicence has been issued, nor 4.
such It's legal effect.
While nOn-resulenls of the State car
| make valid contract OF marriage In ans
State there = no provision In this act fol
/ the issuing ol licenses 10 them. IL would
/ be TOO close. and al unreasonable eonstrue-
! tion, to say that such persons cannot con
tract marriage IA Michigan without the
| person officiating IL the ceremony
suojocting himself TO tho penalties
| of this act. Ia such case
"A properly issued license, as provided TO
| in this aei, cannot be presented 10 th,
clergyman or magistrate. as il IS not OBJ
tainaole. and the act does not provide for IL
! The act Is in this particular. defective
but If the clergyman and magistrate per
forms the marriage ceremony without
license. only in those cases, where botl
| parties are non-residents OF the State. tne,
are not, In my judgment. subject TO tn
penalties OF this act. The difficulty will Ii
| IN satisfying such officials that the con
| tracing parties are non-residents OF tn
| State.
A license issued by the county clerk o
any county where one of the parties resides
would be sufficient authority for the per
formance OF the marriage ceremony any
where in the State
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09


TIE ac.eries al1os ne eAneis are s.iiftf
iseon .-alssss a. acs5ssal % ise EAEsf.
Ia. n.is~s,k arsgad TIE lafg Hall i
.s.,,st e.r.pletef AL tns eoplag oa ne
sasrn an.i sasl sl.-ss . sh5s.z aoae.
Tas oz.iss ~ Ksbeer4 ~ iass eisE. ~
-. "a sl.tsrt4innen - ssni tnc loe s---t1
The r .. y. h. - ses ssms aisbt nsks
N@ek.
The iron ao1.dera I'll give tneif 18ta
an1u4l BAL a. 1eFmsIls H41 kfisiaf even
iaz. Sos H. Aassa ~ lnosass 3 Saaisn Z
ofenestr4
The fasastlrs sorkeFs o fthe South End.
gave pleasant daasiaz "a ~ Al = ps'isttes
hail lzst sgeAns a4i sRs ssttf1s DJ
a5out So Featg cl1ufla1
re sxlteaasens e aien Of tAls city vii
ave a laaSr a. tlfsole Tiilz ea tar 1iss "a
Dsesmber W4zzazzx BFonson vsii
farnish he nsslsse
Hansaas are koias aosh ways. some 81
tIixae4 ran tae Asfka yssf 8sisy pungtaS
W8ta slssa a .ss e4reEses of efsetoas tefi-
ison. bus fney rspof. tnsm rather scarce.
A very pleasant progressive eaenrs p4sfy
Was he.i asf evening a. the resasaes %
Thomas Willard 0n WeAltn F-ave< tss
Magic strshan and Rowland Lowe. carried
or she h0nofs.
rhs Psezrsssige ge Ssi<absuaOod CLUB will
xixea asacy masqaer'teie eat az tlss West
eaie Arno-Y this eusain g SaPe<r wUl oe
served fer TIA xusslz az Eae as~ fsstaaran'
under kellogg q Lange's-
The iiles are nearly al laid IN the CITY
Hail The i0inels Lave th1I WORK On tnr
third 10or about al compseted, Dat tne
hansi1x Of the doors and Ihs Work on tn-
seload doOf Is aHdss Nay.
ras e0ard If Rsyies and Equalization
.ili MAKE Lha r0lE f0r tns Lake-ave. and
Packard a. ~ ssF nsx. Ssek. tae coat ~
the improvement - -, 50, 20 be assessed
on ao0gt 300 parcels Of property.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglsshsid viii give a Ee
cspU0a la ho0or Of Ms. Lille DeSsr2ni
Blake. aEheF residences - o0efh Proapect-st.
0u WEDNESDAY. from - . Il. N MS
Biaks lscluEes on egaag suffrage IN The Uni
versaiist chorcn Wednesday evening
The axht between James Fell OF this city
snd Paddy Nolan Oi Cincinnati for 500
~ill laxs place in Indiana December 3
Local lovers OF puguism are much intsg
estsd Ia tbs contest keil - now training
a. Marsh Bysrs' iarnl
An eocuaonsfy sad musical entertain
naent Was given az Second Baptist church
corner o. California and Gold -sts. iasf even
inz under ne direction OF Misses Emm'
snd Myrtle KOon. Ons bali Of the proceeds
% 10 the lsdiss' society 0t the cAorch am
vii be used in decorating the structure.
The memoe-ship in Michigan OF th
Great Camp Knights Of the Aaccaoees
about 5000. having been oresnlzsd oat
about si1 years agO. or these Gran'
Rapids furnishes several hundred. Tue
meunbershiD outside Of tue Stale is oye
1000. lt has paid Out sil4ooo m deaf
claims, and the supreme Tent during IN
pass four years $4,000 making total o
500, coo. .
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its seversst
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bcught of us bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept ali night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name is
Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write w. c.
Hsmrick & Co.. of Shelby. y. Get a
10 cent trial bottle at Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Mrs. c. 7. Hills, OF Ausksson, is in the
city.
Hon. c. c. Fuller. OF Big Rapids. is in the
city.
Charles c. Eoitrs. of Sswsygo, is at the
Morton.
"A. CarDenter. Of Detroit. visited the
city yesterday.
r G. Peters. OF Aanissee. registered at
the Morton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gilbert. of Duluth
Mian. are in ths city.
HI. Kievosn sat Warsaw. Ind. at
tending bis sisters wedding.
Hon. Geo. +. stsarns. Of Big Rapids, was
in the city yesterday morning.
Mss Good win, OF Kalamazoo. is visiting
Mrs.. James Macsrd OF Sheldon-st.
o. o. Perry. Of West Bridgs-st., has re-
turned from business trip 10 Kalamazoo
Gale Rossncran, Of Dutton. IL Ia the
city this week, serving IS juror IN the CIR
cunt Court.
q. ". little and wife. OF Grand Haven.
are visiting Dr. Bradish and other friends
IN the city.
O.W. Kutscbs. ofthe NJ. G. Z. q l.. is at
home % lake part at the wedding OF his
sister Tlhs.
Nj. Bond has returned from businsss
trip in the East He viii spend tbs winter
20 the Pacific coast.
Mr.. snd Mrs. A. r. Kellogg. of = Bost-
rick-st, returned from . weeks visit AZ
Kslxsska last night.
Mrs. W. NJ Barrett and daughter Ruby,
from Spring Lake. Mieh., are guests OF j.
r. Kursche, Summer-st.
Rev. Or Campbell Fair. pastor Of 81
Marks church. will leave soon for e. LOUIS
Mo-, where De vii; cOnduct q mission.
Frank y. Thompson, a Detroit lumber
man. who has been visiting friends in th'
city for a few days. has returned home
Judge Barlingame IS visiting friends 81
G-eenvilis and Stanton. The superior
Court viii. however. De called Thursday
morning.
Mrs. r r. Harrington. the well known
metaohysician. has returned from FrsmoDt
Ohio. where she has been % care for hei
aged mother.
Alderman Harry DsGrssf has At hi,
store. on south Division-ss. = barrel OF Al
lsvan oil which can be inspected By any
oDs. II Is said to be genuine
Miss Matte Band. Of Detroit. Is visitin :
J. r. Kutsche, OF summer st, aud Is 20 ts<'
a prominent part az the wedding OF thsil
daughter. Miss Tillis Katsc1c-
HI J. Craig. OF toe frm of Colby
Craig a Co carriage builders. has import
"a new cerrisxs painter. : Ne IL hustler
ard weighs just nius pounds.
Ms r. r. Wood. ~ - Worth Unicn-
g., ief isst night for Sanduskv, Ohio
in answer - = telegram notifying her Ol
the serious sickness of her mother.
Frank Godfrey editor Of the STATE R>pab
h-1lA, vas In The city yesterday on hs way
from Chicago 90 iansi1E. The RspstaficIH
is doing iust The business it deserves
IL - the brightest. hVsliesf sut most out
spoken evening newspaper N Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Farmer Reynolds ds-every body knows him
her.sboats- returned from Detroit last
evening. The Farmer has been LAID I'D in
dry dock a. Belmont for ne past three
months with an attack Of rheumatism. Hl
- pow able 10 BE sbout again. "a ia excel
ems spirits and can make t3e Indicator ~
tie scales touch over 10 pounds. The
zsnial pcpt and hsrUY commentaio has
several Offers - lect8re during he wiuter
months aud be i seriously thinking Of &C.
cspting them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

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